There are 1217 fans on right now!
(Click For Complete Broadcast Schedule)


Most Recent Action Photo Galleries

(Click For Complete List Of Galleries)
4/15 Baseball  Marsh Valley vs Malad
4/13 Baseball  Marsing vs Orofino
4/12 Track & Field  Golden Baton Relays
4/10 Baseball  Bear Lake vs Malad
4/10 Softball  Bear Lake vs Malad
4/10 Softball  Nampa Christian vs Cole Valley Christian
4/9 Softball  Declo vs Wendell
4/9 Softball  Middleton JV vs Meridian JV
4/9 Softball  Timberline (Boise) vs Meridian
4/9 Baseball  Bear Lake JV vs Malad JV
4/9 Baseball  Timberline (Boise) vs Meridian
4/8 Baseball  Grangeville vs Orofino
4/8 Softball  Grangeville vs Orofino
4/8 Baseball  Firth vs Snake River
4/6 Softball  Malad vs Snake River


Meadows Valley High School

School Info
Conference: 1AD2 Long Pin Conference
Classification: 1A D2


Head Coach: Mike Howard

Years as Head Coach: 2nd Season

Previous Experience: 10 years @ Meadows Valley, 2 years @ Marsing (1 as asst. 1 as head girls), 2 years @ McCall (asst. girls)

Record Last Year: 0-11

Assistant Coaches:
Mike Bolopue


Returning Athletes:
Cody Day F-P, 12
Greg Gregersen F, 21
Sebastian Tapia G, 5
Brandon Wittell F, 2
Jordan Parham F, 15

“Key Players” lost from last year:
Michael Roberts scoring and floor leader, Cody Smith calm and would do what was needed of him.

Incoming “impact” players:
I have 12 player out this year. 5 seniors, 3 juniors, 1 sophomore, 3 freshmen.
Team Preview:

Written by: David Bashore

For Meadows Valley, its first things first. Win a game, then start talking about bigger things.

The Mountaineers went winless in 11 games during the 2014-15 season. They have five seniors and 12 total players out in 2015-16, looking to get that elusive win and build on a more successful season this time out.

Heading those returning players are forwards Greg Gregersen, Jordan Parham, Brandon Wittell and Cody Day, as well as guard Sebastian Tapia.

Second-year coach Mike Howard credits his players with playing hard night-in, night-out with a never say die attitude. He hopes they'll be able to channel that into more efficient overall play: better shooting, rebounding and ball-handling, specifically.

On the defensive side of the ball, Meadows Valley needs to continue to work on rebounding positioning and technique, Howard says.

This group is youthful and hard-working, and is hungry to win at least one game this season. If the Mountaineers can prove their talent and stay healthy, they could surprise this season.


This information is copyrighted to IdahoSports.com. Any rebroadcast, retransmission, or other use of this information is strictly prohibited without the expressed, written, consent of IdahoSports.com.

Copyright IdahoSports.com | Privacy Policy